docs: add issue title naming convention#570
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WalkthroughDas Pull Request führt eine konsistente Namengebung für Issue-Titel ein: neue GitHub Issue-Templates für Vertrags- und Prozessvorschläge definieren Titelpräfixe und Formularfelder, während erweiterte Beitragrichtlinien in Deutsch und Englisch die Konvention dokumentieren und Guidelines zur Anwendung bereitstellen. ChangesIssue-Titel-Konvention und Templates
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In `@CONTRIBUTING.adoc`:
- Around line 315-318: Replace the Markdown list markers (`-`) with AsciiDoc
unordered-list markers (`*`) for the four bullet lines that start with "Use the
issue template...", "Free-form issues...", "Apply going forward only...", and
"EPICs use the bare `EPIC:`..." so the block uses AsciiDoc syntax; keep the text
unchanged aside from the leading marker and ensure there is a blank line before
the list if needed for proper AsciiDoc rendering.
In `@docs/CONTRIBUTING.de.adoc`:
- Around line 228-231: Replace the hyphen list markers with AsciiDoc unordered
list markers in the German CONTRIBUTING doc: change the four list items
currently starting with "-" to start with "*" so the lines beginning with
"Verwenden Sie das Issue-Template", "Frei formulierte Issues", "Nur zukünftig
anwenden" and "EPICs verwenden das bloße `EPIC:` Prefix" use AsciiDoc's
unordered marker `*` (not Markdown `-`) to conform to the "*.adoc" guideline.
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Summary
Implements the naming convention agreed upon in #564.
Changes
[Type]: <Name>prefixes and guidelines (apply going forward only, EPIC as sanctioned exception).[Contract Proposal]:issues.[Process Proposal]:issues.What was NOT included (by design)
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Closes #564
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[Contract Proposal],[Process Proposal],[Bug]undEPIC:Chores